Former MSU football staffer reportedly hired by Dallas Cowboys

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A former Michigan State assistant coach has been hired by the Dallas Cowboys.

Former Michigan State football assistant coach Brandon Jordan has been reportedly hired by the Dallas Cowboys, according to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports. Per Zenitz, Jordan will serve as a pass rush consultant for the Cowboys.

Jordan worked under former Michigan State head coach Mel Tucker as a pass rush specialist during the 2022 season. Jordan is known for working with numerous premier NFL players and previously worked for the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks since his short stint with the Spartans.

Jordan was one of three Michigan State staff members that were penalized by the NCAA this past fall for recruiting violations. Jordan received a five-year show cause penalty for his role in knowingly providing impermissible recruiting inducements, according to the NCAA.

The #Cowboys are hiring prominent private pass rush trainer Brandon Jordan in a pass rush consultant role, sources tell @CBSSports.

Has trained numerous premier NFL players. Has also been a pass rush consultant with Denver. Was previously a pass rush specialist with Seattle. pic.twitter.com/6WK4mkx2wa

— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) February 24, 2026

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